NUMBERS
The number of days and nights it rained during Noah's flood.
Answer: 40
The specific physical item Esau traded his birthright away for because he was starving.
Answer: A bowl of stew
The name God gave to Jacob after he spent the night wrestling with an angel.
Answer: Israel
The item in Jacob's dream that stretched all the way from earth to heaven, with angels ascending and descending on it.
Answer: A ladder (or staircase)
The body of water Moses stretched his staff over to part, allowing Israel to escape Egypt.
Answer: The Red Sea
The number of baskets of leftovers remaining after Jesus fed the 5,000.
Answer: 12
The daily bread-like food provided by God from heaven to sustain Israel in the desert.
Answer: Manna
The name of Abraham’s wife, whose name was changed from Sarai to mean "Princess."
Answer: Sarah
The animal figures in Pharaoh's dream that swallowed each other, which Joseph interpreted as a warning of upcoming famine.
Answer: Cows (7 fat cows eaten by 7 skinny cows)
The river where John the Baptist baptized Jesus, and where Naaman washed to cure his leprosy.
Answer: The Jordan River
The total number of books found in a standard King James Bible.
Answer: 66 (39 Old Testament, 27 New Testament)
The type of insect John the Baptist famously ate alongside wild honey in the wilderness.
Answer: Locusts
The literal meaning of the name Emmanuel.
Answer: "God with us"
The prophet who had a vision of a valley full of dry bones coming back to life and forming a massive army.
Answer: Ezekiel
The disciple who successfully took a few steps onto the water toward Jesus before panic made him sink.
Answer: Peter
he number of men Gideon took with him to defeat the massive Midianite army.
Answer: 300
The town whose name literally translates to "House of Bread," which became the birthplace of Jesus.
Answer: Bethlehem
The original Hebrew names of the three men thrown into King Nebuchadnezzar's fiery furnace (not their Babylonian names).
Answer: Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah (Better known as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego)
The object Peter saw descending from heaven in a vision, filled with all kinds of animals, telling him to "kill and eat."
Answer: A great sheet (tied at the four corners)
The city Jonah was trying to flee to by ship when the great storm hit, leading to him being thrown overboard.
Answer: Tarshish
The specific number of years Israel spent wandering in the wilderness, plus the number of years they were exiled in Babylon.
Answer: 110 (40 years + 70 years)
The food item Samson found inside the carcass of a lion he had killed with his bare hands.
Answer: Honey
The nickname given to the brothers James and John by Jesus due to their fiery tempers.
Answer: Sons of Thunder (Boanerges)
(Mark 3:17)
he multi-headed, terrifying sea beast described in the book of Job, often used to illustrate God's ultimate power over creation.
Answer: Leviathan
The pool in Jerusalem where Jesus healed a blind man by telling him to wash the mud off his eyes.
Answer: The Pool of Siloam